Also that there's so much new development, it's hard to visualize changing situation from far.As a buy and hold guy, Garner seems a little promising.

Google "top ten real estate markets to invest in"But your asking for an objective answer to a subjective question as real estate markets are dynamic not static.

So you don't have to wait for the fund to be open and it will dynamically create a portfolio for you from their existing portfolio of loans.On the downside, on last check more than 50% of the portfolio seems to be above 75% loan-to-value (because they are forced to take what's only available on the crowdfunding platforms, and don't originate their own loans).

As a owner of a small tech audio visual company, and former residential tech guy if this is really your current plan we should talk.  

I try to create a household dynamic of likable individuals that should be able to get along quite nicely, and it does appear to work well. 

On top of that we have one of the youngest populations of any state because of the interesting dynamic we have here with the LDS church/population.

It's where I physically go to the property, take pictures and do a visual inspection if needed. 

I'm a visual learner and I do better with hearing things explained so it worked well for me.

I have a very strong and successful background in Real Estate, Fleet Renewal, Visual Merchandising and Entertainment. 

This may be a good way to even the power dynamic (I don't care to have the political debate here), but it still puts owners in a rougher position.